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  1. ALB68

    Business card photo

    Here is the PSD file https://www.dropbox.com/s/pay4dtyxj7bj164/US%20Business-Card-Landscape-Template.psd?dl=0
  2. ALB68

    Business card photo

    Problem is that you don't have enough picture to cover the space and still maintain print resolution. You have to re-sample it and maintain 300ppi. The size they are stating in pixels is what is needed to stay withing their "safe zone". This insures that any info won't get chopped off when the...
  3. ALB68

    Business card photo

    This image is 1.103 x 1.657" at 300ppi for print. I also corrected the color. Hope this works for you.. You can just crop it to the finished size for your card.
  4. ALB68

    Post photos of recent weather in your area

    Nice feet :bustagut:
  5. ALB68

    Problem whit cuting image

    OK . Here you go.
  6. ALB68

    Problem whit cuting image

    Like this?
  7. ALB68

    Happy Birthday to one of our Administrators

    Happy Birthday youngster! Many more :clap:
  8. ALB68

    Illustrator How to convert a vector to black and white?

    Thanks Hawkeye! Here's a link for some more info on the process https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/how-to/illustrator-recoloring-artwork.html
  9. ALB68

    New here

    Welcome to the forum. Hope you learn a lot from it.
  10. ALB68

    Size Question

    Maybe..depends on how it's going to printed. Desktop printer-stay with RGB. Commercial print house- ASK. Today's modern hardware makes the conversion from RGB no problem. Refer to this article http://www.ne14design.co.uk/articles/convert_RGB_to_CMYK.htm
  11. ALB68

    Illustrator How to convert a vector to black and white?

    Post the image please.
  12. ALB68

    Design your Art Deco Poster

    My offering
  13. ALB68

    Twin Peaks Poster Project

    This is not exactly what your looking for, but by using these techniques shown here you can create your own effect http://www.photoshopessentials.com/photo-effects/punch-through/
  14. ALB68

    How to PERMANENTLY fix "The Tablet driver is not running"

    Here is another one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xfqhhvrhyz0
  15. ALB68

    Photoshop Resolution to Print Questions

    I hope your not planning on selling these. This is a copyrighted image. http://boombam500.deviantart.com/art/Tokyo-Ghoul-Ken-Kaneki-Render-507701921 . It is my duty to inform you of same and the risk of being sued for a copyright infringement is probably not worth it. I believe if I were you I...
  16. ALB68

    Small Low Quality Image to Larger Good Qualiry Image

    Your quite welcome :thumbsup:
  17. ALB68

    Photoshop Resolution to Print Questions

    300 g = the paper weight not the resolution. What it sounds to me is that you have re-sampled the image. If your planning on selling these posters I suggest you re-think your workflow. I also posted some information in the same thread Mr Tom referred to, please read it and maybe it will clarify...
  18. ALB68

    Small Low Quality Image to Larger Good Qualiry Image

    It wasn't that easy. The original quality was not too good making it hard to work with in Ai. I found the font but it had a custom letter in it, so I had to make that.
  19. ALB68

    Small Low Quality Image to Larger Good Qualiry Image

    I redid it in Illustrator as a vector. You can get it at this link https://www.dropbox.com/s/rwns9c9dibcujq8/asm-logo%20vector.pdf?dl=0 Now you can make it as big as billboard if you want,
  20. ALB68

    Size Question

    Let me try and help. #1. Images to be printed need to be somewhere between 240-300 ppi. A desktop printer wants to see a minimum of 240 ppi. Commercial printers usually ask for 300 ppi. (I do 300 ppi as it works for both)All of this has to be based on pixel dimensions. For example, your poster...
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